Dil Toh Pagal Hai Reunion! Karisma Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit Groove To Chak Dhoom Dhoom In Viral Video - Fans Miss SRK

Each weekend, Dance Deewane 4 continues to elevate the levels of excitement with new captivating elements. The upcoming episode of this reality show promises a special reunion of legendary stars from the 90s. Madhuri Dixit Nene and Suniel Shetty, who serve as judges on the show, will be joined by Karisma Kapoor as the guest judge. Karisma will not only contribute her expertise but also raise the excitement levels with her remarkable dance performances, alongside her former co-stars Madhuri and Suniel.

Karisma Kapoor And Madhuri Dixit Dance To Chak Dhoom Dhoom

Karisma Kapoor recently shared reel featuring herself and Madhuri Dixit Nene, where they can be seen recreating the iconic track Chak Dhoom Dhoom from their blockbuster romantic musical, Dil Toh Pagal Hai. The video serves as a delightful visual treat for those who grew up in the 90s, as the song holds a special place in their hearts as one of the most cherished moments from the 1997 film.

In the caption, Karisma wrote, “Such a special weekend with my absolute favorite MD ji and the super suave Sunil Anna. Let’s Chak Dhoom Dhoom! Here’s to making more memorable moments together.”

Audience Reaction To SRK's Absence

Dil Toh Pagal Hai fans took to the comment section expressing their nostalgia and wrote, Missing SRK ❤️ fav movie, fav song , fav trio that was! Take me back to the 90s!❤️❤️😊"

In an exciting teaser, Karisma Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit Nene once again captivated the audience as they recreated their iconic dance battle, the Dance of Envy from Dil To Pagal Hai. Their electrifying performance set the stage on fire, eliciting thunderous applause and cheers from the live audience. Suniel Shetty, deeply impressed by their dance prowess, couldn't contain his admiration and gave them a standing ovation. He hailed Karisma and Madhuri as "the greatest dancing stars of our industry," remarking, "At that time, our hearts were mad about you two, and even today, they remain the same."